wildlife

Marbled tree frogs and Asian glass lizards would be welcomed in Oregon but two subspecies of river otters wouldn't be allowed under rules that protect native wildlife.
A review by the state Wildlife Integrity Panel says the frogs, lizards and four other reptiles are considered low risks that could be sold as pets. They are unlikely to compete and survive if they escape in the wild.Read More »

Health officials are warning Southern Oregonians to update their dogs' distemper vaccinations because an outbreak of the virus has been found in the local fox population. Wildlife biologists have fielded more than a dozen calls in the past two weeks regarding gray foxes displaying strange behavior.Read More »